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Blown 90 Atoms.

One of the most appalling and IA
tai mill explosions ever known in
this county occurred at the saw works
of j, g. Painter 81 Bro, near Thorn.
ton, last Friday afternoon between
three and four o'clock. Out of n
crew of five men there is but one left
to tell the story and he is at present
so distracted by the disaster that
scarcely anything Ineligible can be
CLEANED from him. The mill crew
was composed Of John l.. Warthen,
sawyer; his son Chauncey d. War
then, fireman; Lloyd McCarty and
James Jones ofbearers, and Henry
Arts, tail setter.
All that can be known of the affair
is that while the sawyer, John L.
Warthen, was engaged in the yard
he was startled by Terrific explosion
and was paralyzed with horror at see
ing the mill literally blown TO atoms.
When the smoke cleared not q vestage
of the mill was found standing and
not q man was to be seen. A short
search, however, revealed the FIRE
man, Chauncey Warthen mp on a hill
side, over 200 feet away, where he
had been blown through the tree tops
dead,
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NOti}e of Sale.
Frederick Felle vs. John Felle Of al
and

NJ.
Riogel, Scott & Co. vs. John Felte at ais
Pursuant to decree of sale !n tho
above cases. the undersigned commits
sioneTs will ON the
2s,h DAY or nov, 1887.
before the front door Of tho court-bouso
in kiugwOOd, offer Tor sale the r,,al oststo
deer ced % DO sold in the above coseq
Ino SAID real estate COnsi IL Of the follow
ing real estate situated in Union district
Preston County, W. Va, embracing first
e uact OF 40 acres Ofland being the farm
on which John Foll8 recently lived and
was ihciuded in the deed Of trust to J.
Ami Martin ~ secure Frederick FeIfa
AMI was purchased bv ssid John Felte
% James a. Brown, commissioner. This
10 q fine farm and we'll improved. The
land is rich and smooth
Also a tract or 2Ol acres and q one. f,urth
undivided interest in 81 acre tract. both
0i which are mentioned iu The decd Of
trust given by John Felto To- secure Fred
ertck Fel'e, 10 wh cli reference ig hero
made for more particular description.
The above named two parcels OF real cs
tate, viz, the said 29I acres and ono
fourth undivided interest are situated
near Egion and are worry desirable prop
crty.
Terms OF sslc.-The above sale will be
Tor 20 much cash in hand ~ is nuflicient
tp pay inc costs OF suit anu expenses of
SALES and the residue or q credit of one.
TWO or tIree years. purchaser executing
interest bearing note win approved Sc
CURLY ior tho deferred inBtalm8nts Of
purchase money.
w. O. Brown,
JAMES a. Brown,
COm'fa.
Bond and security has been giyon by
s'id commissioners as required by law.
Test.
l02O1. SMITH CpAxr. Cgork
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JUDGE John j. jackson, of Park
ersburg, is spoken OF for vice. presi-
dent on the Democratic ticket In '8S.
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Commissioners Notice.
mr. IN cmArcrnr.

Mary A. Carrick VS.
s %: 4! 0'FIisf'' admir- IN cHAScrnr.
This cause was referred to the under.
signed, one II the commissioners Of tho
circuit court OF Preston county, Wat
virginia 10y decree al said court rom
dei ed on tho 2lst day OF April 1887. WIKI
directions To audit, state and settle, and
report the state ami condition OF tho adj
miniStration accounts Of Thos. J. Moran,
as administrator Of Martin CaTtick, de.
'caSed; and That no ascertain and TsPou
whether the SAID Moran, ~ such admin
ittrator, ever executed bond M such adj
niniStr|tor, If so, the penalty thereof and
the suretieS therein; and to this end NAV
take and NE proc touching the s,rnP and
report any other pertinent matter dveino.l
proper 10y him or required by the par ties.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

he partnership heretofore existing
under The name OF BiShopIS Elliott il
his 20ih day OF September, 1887, dis
solved Ivy mutual consent. All persons
knowing themselves to he indebted to
20 lhuebted to the abo'e-namod firm viii
please call and settle at mn early date.
G. Y. BIsHOP,
FELIX EILIOTT, JR,
Thanking orr Patrons for past favors
j Deg leave 4" inform them that / will
continue the business n, the ola STAND
and will sell goods ut reasonable prices
as hen etofcre and solicit conifnuance OF
The large trade gives tho old firm.
Respectft lily.
G.. y. BISHOP.
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue Of a deed IF trust exeouied
0b the 9TH day Of February, A. ID. 1889.
ny Alfred BOtgher end Sarah G.. BOo9hey
ms wife, TO j. +. Stuck, trustee, which
deed II recorded In trust deed book No,
81, page ~ i'm the office OF the clerk Of
the county eOUTt Cf Preston county
West Virginia, and by virtue Of an or.
DER Of the circuit court OF said county
made at the April term, A. ID. 1886. aIS.
pointing r. J. Crogan trustee in place 81
). 10. Stuck i'm said deed Of trust, 1 shall
on Friday, the
25th Day Of November, A. D. 1897
no the front door o. the court house OF
said county, offer at public sale the toll
lowing real estate The A fired FSOoRhsF
hrm consisting Of 1873 acres situate in
Lyon district Of aaid county, on the wa
ters OF Three Fork creek adjoining the
lands Of b +. Squires, John Wolf and
otherH'brtng the same that was conveyed
W said BOogher bv w. Il. Ashby by deed
date De-. %, A. ID. 1869.
Terms 81 Sale;- One-third cashs one
third I'm one year with interest, and tho
residue IN two years with interest, the
purchaser executing notes with security
TOT me deferred payments, and the legal
ht o 10 be retained "a further security
until the purchase money Is paid.
+. j. CRO0AN,
Trustee.
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COMMANDMENTS OFFICE

kI*dwo"D, w. VA, Sept. 20. 1887.
The parties to- the aforementioned
cause will take notice that shall, ON the
2lih day Of October. 1887, at my Office
aI"reSaid' proceed to execute the above
named decree of reference.
Given under my hand this 26th day or
September, 1887.
HENRY CLAY HYDE, Com'F.
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Opposite elades Hotel, Oakland, Md.
Very Latest Patterns,

ana letter quality hand
lower than n the swol
to
rJp0s.I
yoe piece pttei phuI
that Kind you know just what prices ~ ~ "
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bItIIiIN TIIIENp
was Play NJ First aud u Funeral Il,
Last.

was Play NJ First aud II Funeral al
Last.
BALTIMORE, MAY lO.-Scotr prarco
VINO resides near Corbett, a railway
station twenty-five miles from this
city stabbed aud killed negro
named Edward Bond. there vester.
ua!' Ihe two men aud i've lthers got
eau sht In rain and took refuge in
blacksmith shop while the propric.
W. was absent, While
ls'usslng their respective
smuggling abilities. Pcarcc and tho
negro agreed to n set TO with hare
khuckIcs. At the first the blows were
lght and dealt softly, but Pcarcr got
singing blow at last in the face
which so angered him that hc deter.
mined TO be revengcd. Bond how
ever gave him but little opportunity
Tor satisfaction which further mad.
uehed l'earcc. He stopped lighting
anu Selling u hammer brought il
uoWh on the negro'> head. Bond
ie'I 1" the ground covered with blood
icarcc made another attempt to strike
pPhu Dut the latter recovering him
sell ran away. lie had not gone
many Yards before be again tell to
the ground rom loss OF blood Pear,
followed and attempted TO finish him
but one OF his companions caught hi,
arm. Turning to tins fellow he
threatened to Kill him If he did not
let 20. The man fearing for his own
lie jumped aside hen pcarce turned
Bond over on his back and stabbed
him in the heart. Pearce has not been
arrested.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS,

THE WHITE PROPHET.

u r. W III IN IkOlIiEI.
LONDON, May l5-Adviccs from,
banza Munka, Congo. dated March
~ say Henry NJ. stanley with his ev.
petition for the relief of Emir rev
mas arrived here. All the members
VI inc parry are well. stanley has de-
S S, 10 TAKE the route by way OF
Stanley Falls for Emir's camn NJ,
Wadelei. lie restored the nuthor,t'.
OF the international AssociatIon a,
stanley Falls, installed Tippu Tib and
afterwards asceudcd the Nacnro
winch Is now known to be for vrnat
part navieable. rhc progress Of the
enterprise causes a sensation amonr
the natives. Many men from banana
ahd Iona are docking to ioin the ox.
pedltion the news having spread of
me return of the white prophet who
VIII restore order among the peoplc.
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LATEH o'HisIIN REPORT.

ms TAIN.
MIR. O'Bricn said he thanked the
committee for the uneNpcctcd mad
hospita5lc welcome. He regretted
most heartily the severity of the
weather by which their hospitality
had been tested. He spoke of the
lrIsh spirit whichIt WAS impossible Ia
come III contact with without fceluu
that ireland, cause 3, immortal and
unconqucrabic. White he would NOT
theh make anything OF u spcccn ne
would say he was en- gagged upon what
Wa to be - some extent perhaps
a DANGEROUS MISSION.
Lord luud-dowuc hnd been chosen
by the landlords II. u pioneer and
ch lmP zion OF that body IN the worl, of
determination. They hMd not beer
aDie TO stem the current.)f eviction
but they had been ablc to protect til,
t, nanl- who had the pluck TO adopt
The Plan of the Campaign and Ia
stand by it,. Poor tenants. 200 in
number, had been cvictcd in three
months, thi, year, in
Ireland, but not one who
had adopted rhe Plan of the Cam.
palgn suffered They had been fed
and clothed from the lsunlords rent
and would be so IN lintainod rs lone
As penny of II remains. The con.
sequence Is that they have made
evIctiOns expensive Lord I.Ans.
dowhc had made the Luggncurrnn
case test case aud he had come here
to make it, test case too, aud 10 meet
him on the steps of
ms OWN THRONE.
If Lord Lansdownc thought he
could carry on these cvictions he
Mr.. O'Brien- thought there was
million Irish Canadians who would
want TO know the reason why. lie
asked the Canadians to be the Judges. |
He then referred To the trying time |
Ia Ireland AT present, but ho thought |
they had "a leader in whom they could |
rely in.
CHARLES STEWART PAKNELI.
"Nevcr before were the people Of |
Ireland 80 hopeful and never before
were the enemies in such dismay.r
Applause, Hugh McCailrey extern
led an invitation to Mr.. O'Bricn to
visit Philadelphia aud promised him
! rouslng reception The gentlemen
PRESENT were then introduced TO Mr..
)'Brien and pleasant cOurtcslcs were
.Xchanged rs the boat made lts way
o this city,
Of ms ARRIVAL
le was driven to the Huffman House.
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ENNLMI.LLnI.ItNAN.
How waco People Delight 10 Homo
Her 90 whom Honor l. Due.

How waco People Delight 10 Honor
Her 90 whom Honor l. Du".
The society people OF the city gave
a German last evening at the Armory
hall complimentary TO Miss Mamie
Maddin OF Nashville Miss Maddin.
while n resident OF Tennessee is na .
tive Of Waco and during her visit this
past season the Waco people have ac.
knowlcdgcd her Dirthught and
she in turn has by her
versatile talents. her cultured taste
aud charming fascination served
greatly 10 make tho season one OF
great enjoyment. As Miss Maddin
Is most graceful dancer the tender
OF regard ON the eve of departure was
very appropriate. The attendance
was greater than ever at II previous
similar entertainment. aud prominent
among there were Mi-.
Weir, charming young
lady of Sau Antonio and
Miss Alice Downs who comes with
u fascinating ncwncs, from the fin
i-hing schools OF New York. The
German was beautifully led by Mr.,
Walter Fort and Miss Maddin. The
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PERSONAL.

Judge Rufus 4. King OF Bolton, is
in the city.
+. ). Thaycr, of the Dallas Graphic
IL IN The city.
Mr.. j. y. \. Riley, Of Austin. was
in the city YESTERDAY
Dr. j. w. Emhrce, of Bolton. passed
through the city yesterday
Mrs. Geo. Clark leave, to-day for
the north on her usual SIMMER iauut.
Mrs. Z. Ii. lleugst leaves to-day TO
spend the summer with relatives in
Ohio.
Miss Viola Wright lett Yesterday
for her kentucky home after seven
months visit to the family of Mr.. f.
II. Goodloe, of this city, During her
etay in Waco Miss Wright won the
admiration OF many, who wish her
good luck all her days.
Mr.. Louis kells, well known In the
city, has determined to return TO
Waco to make this permanent home.
lie has been living in Fort Worth for
the past five wears, and after irving
in vain TO induce the people of
Texas that the Fort was the metrono.
H. he has been compelled to piye
away and remove to the truly prnat
At the McClellaud; II l. TAYLOR
city; j I Kit, Gainesville; h III vii
hams, Va. w Il Mason, ir., st. Loui.
John Dramond, Philadelphia Fred
kochn, Chicago; W w Japp. \. y
Simon Conn, y. o; Chas Morand
Alvarado: a j Webster, Rochester.
y. y; sam h Wolt. Cincinnati;
j a a Riley, Austin; j Il johnson,
Eddy; & - Tarlton and wife. Hills.
boro; w Nagle, Austin; f W Emo.
ny. city; j W Moore, Texarkana.
Rufus King, Bolton; j w Embree.
Bolton; w II Rice, Cameron: w IL
Spanu, New York; : II Brown, Ten. |
ncsscc, Il Is Beunder, Texas; j w |
Fakes, Linchburg Va
At the Pacific; W J. Duny, Hous.
ton; sam Ware, kaufman; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellsworth, Houston; w 5 Povall |
Louisville; w w Davis, jr.Mooreville
T. Z Bivens, st. Louis; Ike Levy. SIM |
Sing, y ~; ; Pcyton. Reagan; WIN A
Grant, Houston; Geo Diehl, Calves
ton; G & Allen, Galveston; j Il Bar
bee, Louisville: j a Mcllale. Chi
cago; 4 a DcDowell, Fort Worth.
T. : Thayer, q w Dcsnoy, Dallas: Il +
Royal, Bcevi,lc, l. ; Lcyersedge, Dal.
ms; j ii Kuykendall, Houston; Mrs A
L Ross, Troy, Ala. J \ Blackwell,
Cincinnati; ) f Clark, Chicago; + +
>need Sommerville; T c Alien Louis.
vile; sam Mount, y !; II b Burcle.
Florida; Guy Struckcr, san Jose Cah
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lAE!5l TIIE; BLOOD PUHH

figures, the music and the mvors
were new and excellent The follow.
lho were IN Attendance; Mcsdamc,
Jjno. sleeper Fred Mcdonald, Gco.
CLARK and W. II Moscr and Misses
MAddin, Alice Downs. Cameron.
Weir Julia Robcrt-on Lum Dickcv.
lAdH TIbb-, Bessie Jones. VI. f..
Thompson, Frankie Graram. Ro-alc
smith, Katie Friend. Ei,a
davidson, Kate R,hcr and Laura
FISHER. Mcssrs Park. Walker
Downs, Walter Fort Foster Fort.
Bnnton Downmeu Partott ,rilcr.
MH.,'ov G.. A. hug DR.. NhWpkc.
MoD'mid. oWt. ~turGi-, (; ,hcr.
M'Scr. Munror, Mann. r.crrr NaIin.
lluchrN, sleeper ana tn4tlc-
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BULLS SARSAPARILIA
THE LIVER

Seeretes the bile and acts Ike a lite, 70
..ea1se impurities Of the blood g, ~
regoIdrfy in its acton or sVspens jo7s
.. MS functions. the Die ooisons the biooi
suoS'7g ldU7o,ce. sdhos completion. weak
yes. oWoUs 6'drrbGd a id1quid seary
,,se'.'g' ana many Other distressing syro-
'omS generally termed brer troubles these
ere q rene,ed at once BY the use Of BULL
'A' SN'HHiLLA the great blood resoi,eoi
v. nE. aouN RrJL.-I have boon 'or nunniho- o.,
80 ',N't.iy afflicted wlthn uctcuria Al hrn i,.i,
., ~ Iuil heavy vain Too nv liver. ThrrrI'tfI,,
~ .nn'.ti NAhsArAuLtA gave mo moro rrii.i
'"h" an ihc others couuhu'i '' ''''''
I. H. OWENS Louisville XIV
sT, .'nWN Hrtt I have Examined tho r-..
: ~ l.r tHr Preparation ~ bg JuuN Eri a.
T.. N,'lAhl la, and believe the cntublu.iI..,, e.,
H. -. :, i client one. aud we'll calculated To- rr',
80. stctAiNc impression on the avstsrl
a' usd y hoth m public and private prertic,
49, 'N'ns ~ w." hest article ~ SArsapati la iu usr
~ ~ LIS, NJ !. Louisville. ~
hes. Ihys. 1T Lou, Marine Itoap
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I.nIbroi,Iprivs

We have about 1900 yards left and
oilcr the same until sold ut positively
onc-half their value They are Ham.
burg and Swiss edges aud bouncing
from one to forty-iour inches wide aud
. to % cents per yerd. our constantly
Increasing millinery business de.
mands our undivided attention. We
call attention to our popular prices in
millinery. f., Nicholsou',, Corner OF
Fifth and Franklin.
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'h<tfID TO DEATH.
'"Vh instantly kiilcd by u Brick
rue Failing Upon Him.

N'"h'iS htIIcd ny Brick
E'fIu' Failing Upon Him.
Nelson is Il colored man who
aodsrS, lie had moved II house
y Waco and yesterday he and
were adjusting 1t into posi-
eighteen year old son got
W mousse with a jack screw to
wv supporters under part of
WI where there was n brick Hue.
.huer there waiting tor some
70 be brought him the floor
H gave way precipitating the
~, nc upon him crushing him
yum e him instantly. As soonas
70 me debris was removed bur
- 'olally extinct. The father
poH Is nm industrious hard
~ coIorcd man and the blow
MN i very hard.
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, inert and sentenced to eight years in
'hS penitentiarv He pleaded guilty.
me jury in the case of Liah Berry.
charged with theft. was out at the
time of writing and could not sgrce
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Mr. Joe :. Thompson received n
substantial token OF appreciation re.
Gently, voted him by the Waco House
Keepers ASSOCIATION rs u mark of the
favor he la, found with that class OF
people lie deals directly with those
who serve food and keeps complete
line of edibes 30 retail grocery
store in the south is furnished more
completely and proiuscly with staple
articles aud articles which address the
delicate feeder. His patent and
canned dietary goods, Of cereals, veg.
ciable,, csculents aud fruits are uni
paraIeled, Corner of Fourth and
Franklin streets.
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O'Brlon was not paid for, It was paid
Tor 10 this city but the telegraph au-
thorities informed Mr.. O'Brien that
they would not forward it 10 Quebec
where Ae was unless 1t was prepaid
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Nillrc~tIiic cont.

Special Dispatch To the Examine.
FoKr WORTH, May l0.-The saloon
men of Fort Worth intend to MAKE an
effort to break the ordinance under
which the city has been lining them.
The first saloon man arrested for
selling on Sunday will refuse to give
bond and writ of habeas corpus
will be sued and the case carried TO
the higher courts.
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Fritz Ianko, OF
found two shawls [
pocket, lost By lad
at Padgitt's park.
articles 10 the own(
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DYSPEPSIA

Variable appetite faist grdYi1q HsG7o
at PIT OF the stomach. heartburn. siag in IRE
stomach. bG6 breath. bod taste in the mouth
io" SPIRITS. general proStrdhor Their, d,
no TORN Of disease more prevalent than vs.
peoSid. and II can in al cases te traced 10
an e1feebicd or poisoned condition Of the
o'ood 8OLLS SA6SAPA6HkA 6y cleansing
o'9 purifying the blood tones up the 6iqes.
I'VE organs. and redef IS obtained at once
- h,R, j'HN nrtt-i have no hesitation In saying
100 .''''N' y .ur ~AtSsrAtuits e. De the best
il'. ,'lNr whuufnrturVi Tor the cure " SctufuI.
',,,,l' ana many othrf tutanrou, and giaudu
u numbers 90 thc above ca.,s
JANIS MOORE. Louisville. ky.
nm joins lrtt -- procured one bottle %
'N~Nl'uitt "a my c,1rs. son. Among
~ t,,.'gl'' "ui various ytr,rtlpt nu, that ho
~ til'u ~ N"NA lungs mud thtat this ono bottle
r r', .',I, moro hrurht to him thau All IT hA,
JOHN ,, M,DEE. Nose CAts, Ky
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HE NIGHT GET THE GAS FEVER.
BERLfN, May lO.-1he Emperor
William physicians have advised
MIN not to go to Gastein tins vear
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TuE ,ou,Ii>>IoNi.K>.
Waco IL AGAIN ,utup limo E,ur -,

waco II A2nin sutup Into Eour ,n,n.
"l>Ni"hcrN NtounD convict Farm.
Inc commissioners took up the
SUBJECT OF the commissioners pre.
clhcts ana the voting precincts. The
same arrangements which are now in
Use were adopted which will clt Wa.
co out OF voice in the commissioners
court again. Mr.. Tom Cox was in
iavor of Waco beng made precinct
III Itself rs was once the rule but ne
was in the minority.
The commissioners are CONSIDERING
the advisability OF purchasing coun9
" iarnl on which TO work the county
cohvlcts. Commissioner Jack Cross
stated that the expense of running the
jail this year Will be about $1,000.
The resignation OF Constable G.. :.
West OF Precinct 3 WAS accepted.
How ire-h in my mind are The days ofmy sick.
When tossed me in pain. all f.yercd and
sore,
The burnlns the nausea. til. slnkil, and
And eyyn tho Oil spoon that ms medicine
The old silver spoon the iamli, spoon.
I'M si'k.chHmOer spoon That my medicine
bore,
How 10Th were my fcy,rparcaeI Lips , rec i've
How neu,eous the swa that /, ore: t, my
tuu-ue,
A"d'hg P,ggia a.my inw".l,. OIL naash, could
Iho"ga tears Of discus, from my egcnausit
The Old silver spoon. the mcd.c.n, boon
How swluI thc stun tIatitleft uu my tpu IN.
such is the effect of uauscOts. Vri.
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NEW YORK, May li.-rrinco Leo
pold and suite sailed this morning for
Europe on the steamer Elder.
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Tho goddess OF plenty and the
smiling daughter OF peace are NJ
naught those affected with the demon
OF blliousness. Its deadly foe is the
sovereign remedy known a. Norris
Cascarine.
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~ .iu nave DIR, Hammer treat YOU
y" oeat local option or prohi-
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No one can afford TO mics seeing the
many bargains offered in our great
removal sale. LEVINE Bros.
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The ST. Charles restaurant il the
best place to go for Juicy steak or
square meal.
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True a steel and Hs uucrrlug t- the mar.
hrrs compaNsis DR.. Bull Cough syrup.
A. "a pain.dcstroycr No liuimcnt in thomar
ket equals salvation Oh, Fricc OnIy - cents
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straw hats at 20, 30, 10 and 50 cents
each, worth double the money. Come
and see Us. LEVINE Bros.
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anea nFS'cass stock Of Meerschaum pipes god-headed
N"V'' best imported and domestic cigars and tobacco
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vrru-A situation to work about the
Ac'I.e. can attend to ahurso aud buggy
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p,tert McGOwAu, care Examiner
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4 .,rrD-l 900 good. reliable mon tn Dor.
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MONEY TO LOAN,

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Ellie Smith and Bob Moses were
convicted OF burglary and given six
years each in the penitentiary,
Jno. Green, VINO has heretofore
been regarded rs the leader OF the
band OF bay burglars OF whom Smith
and Moses were members, proved an
alibi aud was dismissed,
II. Il. Blankenship was convicted Of
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- yrEp To lend money on all articles Of
~ ,.ige JOHN D. MAlFlkLD.
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lice Willis was fined s tor ours
ing and swearing. j VI, Elkius was
fined S25 for carrying pistol and j..
G. ElkIns So tor assault These last
two grew out OF the war of the races
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7AS ttpablD to manage an agency or
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